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Husband. Dad. I write about college football for The Athletic and talk about college football on The Audible. Tips? Compliments? Email stewart@theathletic.com.
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Why Trinidad Chambliss is eligible and ex-NFL players aren’t, plus NC State’s inexcusable loss

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By Stewart Mandel Verified
| The Athletic Verified
I love it when a highly anticipated event turns out even better than I could have imagined. Like Lane Kiffin coming back to Ole Miss and losing in the last minute to his former quarterback. Note: Submitted questions have been lightly edited for clarity and length. Why is there no outrage that a sixth-year player (Trinidad Chambliss) is playing this year, but there was outrage over two LSU players trying to play a fifth season?
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Submit a question for Stewart Mandel’s College Football Mailbag

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By Stewart Mandel Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Week 3 gave us a truly wild Saturday on several fronts, and now Week 4 brings a remarkable six Top 25 matchups. Much to discuss. Leave your questions here. Please include your city.
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The Protect College Sports Act wants to stop a ‘spending spiral.’ It’s aimed at the wrong spot

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By Stewart Mandel Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
The Protect College Sports Act wants to stop a ‘spending spiral.’ It’s aimed at the wrong spot The Protect College Sports Act wants to stop a ‘spending spiral.’ It’s aimed at the wrong spot On Tuesday, the ballyhooed Protect College Sports Act took a big step toward a vote in the Senate. It passed cloture by a 74-24 margin, which means it will proceed to the floor for debate. Given the lopsided margin, the bill is expected to officially pass as soon as early next week.
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